My friend Xiao Wang
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Passage
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Sentence structure
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"buguan + question word ..., (zongshi/dou) ..." is a concessive meaning "no matter ..., always ...." Here "shenme" is not a question but means "any / whatever." The "de" in "lengjing de" turns the adjective into an adverb modifying the verb "xiang," and "xiang banfa jiejue" is a serial-verb structure: "think of a way and solve it."
"budan A, hai B" is an escalating structure meaning "not only A but also B," with the stress falling on the later part. In the second clause, "rang xinqing bian hao" combines the causative "rang" with the change-of-state "bian hao" to mean "make the mood become good." Note also that after the verb "shuo," the quoted clause simply follows after a comma, a common Chinese pattern.
Questions
Q1What is the relationship between the writer and Xiao Wang?
Q2What is Xiao Wang's biggest hobby?
Q3What did Xiao Wang do when the writer was hospitalized?